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Delta County approves one-year extension for opioid task force grant recipient
Summary
The board accepted the opioid task force's recommendation to extend a FY '25 grant by one year to allow a recipient more time to expend awarded funds after this year's compressed timeline.
The Delta County Board of Commissioners voted Oct. 7 to accept a recommendation from the county opioid task force to grant a one-year extension to a FY '25 grant recipient that could not complete its planned expenditures by Sept. 30.
Task force members told the full board the grant recipient had asked for additional time after encountering scheduling and spending constraints tied to this year’s unusually compressed grant timeline. The task force recommended the one-year extension so the recipient could continue its program activities and expend awarded funds.
A commissioner moved to accept the task force recommendation; the motion was seconded and approved by the board.
The board did not name the specific recipient in the public record during the meeting, and the transcript records the issue as a recommended extension rather than a change to program scope or funding source.
Provenance: The discussion begins when the board took up the opioid task force item and concludes with the board voting to accept the recommendation.
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